Product Overview
This Shakyamuni Buddha Thangka is a large-format gemstone thangka hand-painted in the Rebgong (Amdo) tradition, using natural mineral pigments ground from precious gemstones.
The artwork presents Shakyamuni Buddha in a calm and dignified posture, embodying wisdom, compassion, and awakening—the foundational qualities of Buddhist thought.
More than a visual representation, this thangka expresses a timeless aspiration:
that all beings may receive the Buddha’s guidance, cultivate wisdom through learning, awaken detachment from suffering, and develop compassion in every action.
Who Is This Thangka For?
This Shakyamuni Buddha gemstone thangka is especially suitable for:
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Individuals drawn to wisdom, clarity, and inner cultivation
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Those seeking a contemplative presence rather than decorative art
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Collectors of large-scale Rebgong gemstone thangka artworks
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People who resonate with Shakyamuni Buddha as the source of Buddhist teaching
It is also traditionally associated with Pisces in Western astrology, reflecting qualities of empathy, spiritual sensitivity, and intuitive wisdom.
Symbolism & Spiritual Meaning
Shakyamuni Buddha, the historical Buddha, represents awakening through insight and practice.
In Buddhist tradition, he embodies:
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Renunciation — the courage to step beyond cycles of suffering
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Wisdom — understanding born from listening, reflection, and practice
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Bodhicitta — the intention to act for the benefit of all beings
This artwork is inspired by classical aspirations often expressed in Buddhist prayers:
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May beings awaken the wish to transcend suffering
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May wisdom arise through hearing and understanding the Dharma
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May compassion guide every thought and action
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May the light of the Buddha reach every corner of the world
Rather than making promises, the image serves as a symbolic reminder of these ideals.
Pisces Guardian Association
In traditional cultural interpretation, Shakyamuni Buddha is regarded as a symbolic guardian associated with Pisces in Western astrology.
This association reflects shared qualities such as:
These connections are understood as symbolic and contemplative, offering personal resonance rather than prediction or fate.
Art & Craftsmanship – Rebgong Gemstone Thangka
This artwork is created using the Rebgong gemstone painting technique, one of the most respected traditions of Tibetan Buddhist art.
Craft highlights include:
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Fully hand-painted by trained Rebgong artists
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Natural mineral pigments derived from gemstones such as lapis lazuli, malachite, and cinnabar
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Multi-layer pigment application for depth and lasting brilliance
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Exceptional durability, with colors resistant to fading over time
Gemstone pigments produce a quiet luminosity that enhances the Buddha’s serene presence and timeless expression.
Placement & Display
This large-format Shakyamuni Buddha thangka is ideal for:
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Meditation or contemplation rooms
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Study spaces and libraries
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Living rooms with cultural or spiritual focus
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Private or institutional art collections
It is best displayed in a clean, respectful, and well-lit environment where the artwork can be appreciated in stillness.
Size & Materials
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Painting size: 128 × 75 cm
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Art form: Rebgong Gemstone Thangka
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Technique: Hand-painted
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Pigments: Natural gemstone & mineral pigments
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Frame: Solid Pear wood Frame
What You’ll Receive
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1 × Shakyamuni Buddha Rebgong Gemstone Thangka
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Protective packaging suitable for international shipping
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Artwork information card introducing Rebgong gemstone thangka tradition
SEO FAQ
Who is Shakyamuni Buddha?
Shakyamuni Buddha is the historical founder of Buddhism, representing awakening through wisdom, compassion, and insight.
What is a Rebgong gemstone thangka?
A Rebgong gemstone thangka is a hand-painted Tibetan artwork created using mineral pigments ground from natural gemstones, following traditional Himalayan techniques.
Is this thangka associated with Pisces?
Yes. Shakyamuni Buddha is traditionally associated with Pisces as a symbolic guardian, reflecting qualities of empathy, spiritual depth, and wisdom.